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I like to ask the following as a starting point for an interview: What is the most interesting project you have worked on recently? Doesn't have to be work rel
by fotcorn 4y ago
I like to ask the following as a starting point for an interview:
What is the most interesting project you have worked on recently? Doesn't have to be work related, but should be relevant to the job, e.g. programming, not gardening for a developer role. Why was it interesting? What were the biggest challenges on that project? How did you solve those?
Will show if people are passionate about something specific, and also gives a general measurement on what they consider challenging, and a first insight into their problem solving skills. If the person goes into detail, go along and ask more questions. Very helpful to figure out how a person works. This should hopefully be a low pressure "just talking" question to get started and help people to calm down a bit.
- Jiro 4y agoDemanding passion for the job is one of the toxic features of the software industry. It's your job, not your life.